Sentence examples for by making a case from inspiring English sources

Not by making a case for the box office.

It has a proselytising zeal, dramatising missionary work and partaking itself by making a case for Islamic values in life.

By making a case that an investment in SUNY is an investment in the state's struggling economy, Dr. Zimpher is trying to stanch the deep cuts in state support to the SUNY system.

In bankruptcy, companies can seek to persuade a judge to set aside labor contracts and terminate pension plans, by making a case that they are too expensive, forcing workers to rely on smaller government-provided retirement checks.

Isn't it time that we started to reclaim this part of our multi-layered identity by making a case for an English community capable of embracing everyone who lives in England?

Jones said the cost of government debt could fund "a brand new primary school every 8 hours" at $40m and neither major party was serious about tackling deficits by making a case to voters for spending cuts as Paul Keating successfully did three decades ago.

Nuts were said to reduce mortality rate by 20%, making a case for swapping roast beef for nut roast.

Nuts were said to reduce the risk of dying by 20 per cent – making a case for swapping roast beef for nut roast.

Ramifications: On one hand, Obama is courting the Tea Party crowd here by making a solid case against government intervention.

This was a massive decision for a group of people who had worked on the assumption after Labour's defeat in 1992 that they could never win again by making a candid case for tax rises.

But the story has a momentum that justifies the time it takes to tell it, and the authors conclude by making a plausible case for van Gogh's accidental death rather than his suicide.